It's time for masks and a major education campaign
Readers discuss COVID-19, particularly the possibility of reintroducing a mask mandate.
Source: theage.com.au
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REVEALED: Josh Frydenberg's to-do list as the AFL's next CEO
First we scoffed at it, then we laughed, then we got angry... but now, it seems a real possibility that Josh Frydenberg - yes,…
Source: theroar.com.au
AFL news 2022, Western Bulldogs star Bailey Smith suspension for drugs photos
Western Bulldogs star Bailey Smith has been handed a two-game suspension for "conduct unbecoming".
Source: nine.com.au
AFL hands down Bailey Smith punishment for illicit drug use
Images and a video emerged of him using an illicit drug last weekend.
Source: sen.com.au
AFL NEWS: Bailey Smith handed ban for illicit substance scandal, De Goey slammed for 'stupid' mid-season trip
Western Bulldogs star Bailey Smith has been handed a two-match suspension by the AFL Integrity Unit. After footage emerged of the 21-year old with…
Source: theroar.com.au
AFL NEWS: Beveridge calls for drugs policy to be scrapped as Bailey Smith speaks, No.1 pick urged to 'pull his head in'
Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge has called for the AFL's illicit drugs policy to be scrapped, in the wake of vision emerging of star…
Source: theroar.com.au
Damien Ractliffe | Brisbane Times
Damien Ractliffe is the Chief Racing Reporter for The Age.
Source: brisbanetimes.com.au
AFLPA CEO fiercely defends confidentiality aspect of illicit drugs policy
Paul Marsh has fiercely defended the confidentiality that envelopes the illicit drugs policy.
Source: sen.com.au
Dangerfield, Matthews comment on Bailey Smith situation
The Bulldogs young gun has spoken to the AFL’s integrity unit.
Source: sen.com.au
Minister, let's aim for a level playing field
Readers discuss issues relating to education, including co-ed and single-sex schools.
Source: theage.com.au